Lord Ac
Trust me *wink*
I cant view source when I right click and select the option ... anyone know how i can turn this option on ... or what the hell is going on?
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anti
aww.. baby raccoon ^^
Might need more information:
* what browser are you using?
* what site are you trying to view?
* have you got any spyware installed?
* what browser are you using?
* what site are you trying to view?
* have you got any spyware installed?
Lord Ac said:
RCMasterAA
I vant to suck your blood
I can View Source the bos forums just fine.k3tan said:edit: ill take back my $500 because i could be wrong. view source doesnt work on bos forums, but it works on every other sitefk i have no idea...
Merforga
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Same here. No problemsRCMasterAA said:
Lord Ac
Trust me *wink*
using IE 6.0.whatever
Doesnt work on ANY site
I dont know if i have any spyware ...
And my notepad does open ...
Ac
Doesnt work on ANY site
I dont know if i have any spyware ...
And my notepad does open ...
Ac
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View Source Not Working in Internet Explorer (All Windows)
When you attempt to view the source HTML of a web page in Internet Explorer it
may not be displayed for several reasons. This article describes some of the common causes of this problem.
There are a number of reasons that the Internet Explorer View Source feature may not function correctly, below is a list of the most common causes.
Temporary Files Full
When the Internet Explorer disk cache becomes full it may stop the View Source function from working. To resolve, open Internet Explorer and click "Tools" > "Internet Options" > "Delete Files".
Cookie Folder Location
This issue can also occur if your Cookies folder is located on an NTFS partition and you do not have at least Change permissions for the Cookies folder. To resolve, make sure your account has sufficient permissions on the Cookies folder.
Missing Notepad.exe
The View Source function uses Notepad to display the HTML, if "notepad.exe" is missing from the Windows directory then it will not work. To resolve, ensure a copy of Notepad.exe is in the Windows directory.
Incomplete Page Download
If you press the ESC key before the page has completed loading then the "View Source" menu item may not be displayed.
View Source Restriction
The View Source function may have been restricted by your Administrator. To resolve, see the "NoViewSource" registry value in Internet Explorer Restrictions.
Invalid Temporary Directory
You may also receive this error if the path specified for the TMP environment variable is invalid. To resolve, make sure that the TEMP directory is a valid directory and that there is sufficient space on the drive.
Invalid View Source Program
If you have specified an alternate program to view the source code (see Use an Alternate Source Viewer with Internet Explorer). To resolve, make sure that the alternate viewer is valid and operational.
Right-click disabled by Web Page
Some web pages may implement a restriction to stop visitors from right-clicking on the web page. The source may still be viewed by clicking the main "View" menu, then "Source".
Restart Internet Explorer for most of these changes to take effect.
http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/1246/
Maybe something there will help
When you attempt to view the source HTML of a web page in Internet Explorer it
may not be displayed for several reasons. This article describes some of the common causes of this problem.
There are a number of reasons that the Internet Explorer View Source feature may not function correctly, below is a list of the most common causes.
Temporary Files Full
When the Internet Explorer disk cache becomes full it may stop the View Source function from working. To resolve, open Internet Explorer and click "Tools" > "Internet Options" > "Delete Files".
Cookie Folder Location
This issue can also occur if your Cookies folder is located on an NTFS partition and you do not have at least Change permissions for the Cookies folder. To resolve, make sure your account has sufficient permissions on the Cookies folder.
Missing Notepad.exe
The View Source function uses Notepad to display the HTML, if "notepad.exe" is missing from the Windows directory then it will not work. To resolve, ensure a copy of Notepad.exe is in the Windows directory.
Incomplete Page Download
If you press the ESC key before the page has completed loading then the "View Source" menu item may not be displayed.
View Source Restriction
The View Source function may have been restricted by your Administrator. To resolve, see the "NoViewSource" registry value in Internet Explorer Restrictions.
Invalid Temporary Directory
You may also receive this error if the path specified for the TMP environment variable is invalid. To resolve, make sure that the TEMP directory is a valid directory and that there is sufficient space on the drive.
Invalid View Source Program
If you have specified an alternate program to view the source code (see Use an Alternate Source Viewer with Internet Explorer). To resolve, make sure that the alternate viewer is valid and operational.
Right-click disabled by Web Page
Some web pages may implement a restriction to stop visitors from right-clicking on the web page. The source may still be viewed by clicking the main "View" menu, then "Source".
Restart Internet Explorer for most of these changes to take effect.
http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/1246/
Maybe something there will help
Lord Ac
Trust me *wink*
Thanks mate, it was this one
Ac
Ac
Acogmzergrush said:There are a number of reasons that the Internet Explorer View Source feature may not function correctly, below is a list of the most common causes.
Temporary Files Full
When the Internet Explorer disk cache becomes full it may stop the View Source function from working. To resolve, open Internet Explorer and click "Tools" > "Internet Options" > "Delete Files".